There has not been a proper Svea Rike game since the year 2000, with the release of Svea Rike 3. This is totally unacceptable. Svea Rike was an integral part of many people's childhoods, especially in Sweden, with its revolutionary "guide a drunk Bellman through the streets of Stockholm" minigame. There have been many more Paradox games since then, like the Europa Universalis and Crusader Kings games, yet not a single Svea Rike game. In short, people have been waiting 19 years for a new Svea Rike game that has not had even a hint of existing. To solve this crisis, all Paradox needs to do is develop a sequel to Svea Rike 3, preferably bringing back all of the great features from past games of the series. While there was a sequel to the English release of Svea Rike 3, it does not really count, since it doesn't feature Sweden whatsoever, instead focusing on such insignificant countries as France and England. Very few people would want to play a game focusing on France and England rather than the rich and deep history of Sweden and the rest of Scandinavia. We just need more Svea Rike games so that we can continue learning about Sweden's great history. Europa Universalis is a nice start, but it falls apart when you realize that there are other countries that are focused on much more than Sweden with whole DLC packs focusing on individual nations other than Sweden. At the same time, Svea Rike had minigames and the like that Europa Universalis and Crusader Kings don't, like the aforementioned guidance minigame and shooting a crossbow while accounting for wind. Overall, we simply need a sequel to the best Paradox games, that being the Svea Rike series.